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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
CYRTS c. SALISBTRY DROWNED.

HIS BODY FOUND IN THE BAY-A SKETCH OF HIS
LIFE AND WORK.
The body which was found floating in tho Bay near
Clifton. e. T. Thursday has been Identified as that OF
Cyrus G. Salisbury. inventor and prom oter OF gas
patents, whose nome at No. 81 West Thirty
sevenths 10 this city, The description OF the body ana
the clothing upon II published In yesterd y mornings
papers attracted the attention OF Join Lockwood. Of NO
SO Broadway brother nlaw OF tho professor. and he
went TO Clifton vt yesterday and recognized the
features
The dead the inventor OF several u-etul I'M
provcmcnts IN gas fixtures AMI was tho owner OF score
or more OF patent. appliances IN common use among
plumbers lie lett his tone on last Saturday morning
to 20 Philsde phls bunts- lie WAS then Ia good
health and sp:l's Nothing more was heard OF MIN
until h,s BODY found ABOUT two years sso he nad
nm attack Of paralysis which rendered him unconscious
and tlAt lie had had several -lsh attack
IL thous that upon his return froh Pun epla ne
won't TO staen Island 10 call upon irlnnd. ana thht
wDlle on ferry boat pier hs was seized Win '
IarAly,io stroks aud tell into the water. Nhlls hr
sails bury not wealthy mau his friends say mat
his financial Affairs not In such hai shape as 70
cause him commit suicide. and furthermore tns ho
bal recsn ~ perfected a new sas machine winch
promised To bring HIN fortune
He was born IL troy seventy six years age and for
many year. Interested win his father. AWo.
sal -bufy In oonductinss roTe walk there. Later no
bullt an MANAGED curdage manu'hc"ry AZ VrNhRton
Nv Tor last ten years he hal dsvoied hllnstil
exclusively IN experiments on gas fixtures ana was
rcgaris OF tho foremost gas engineers In iho
country.
n. len n wife and a widowed DAUGHTER His funeral
will take rlacr and thu body Will be buried ia
tho faLily burial plot III tue Troy Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

MRS. MAsON'S eMt RDEREK TOLD OF HER DEAfl-iiE
DECLINES TO MAKE A STATEMENT.
Henry shpuan. who shot his landlady Mrs Josephine
Mason Thnr-ay afternoon was not informed OF her
death until he taken to the Jefferson Market foice
Court yesterday lie had passed restless night III cell
OF The West Thirtyseveun Street Police Station pacing
the stone floor Of the time At tune he SAID 10
Captain Washb I'm: II hadn't been coward would
have shot myself too" lie admitted that his act was the
result of jealousy because Mrs. Mason had refused TO
marry him and did not seem To recprocato his affections
Az Policeman Mccoy taking him to conr. In the
morning shipman inquired how Mrs. Mason was, but
Mccoy put him of with evasye answers and said " You
have got yourself into bad box"
Il know It," said the prisoner. Whom they
were near jefferson Market shipman asked that he
might stop at restaurant and order a
cup OF coffee TO be sent To him In the
prison. Mccoy consented As they were entering the
prison the policeman said might "a well tell you the
truth about Mrs. Mason now, shipman In order that you
can call your friends for all the help they can give
You will he arraigned charge of murder. She Is
dead" The prisoners face turned white, and he nearly
fell to the ground "My God! Is that true' Are you
sure I" he inquired. Then he added: Never mind that
coffee couldn't drink it,. He made no statement when
arraignei before Justice 0Rclly aud he was co''eu
without bail for examination today. 81,
shipmans mother who for couple OF years has lived
I'm this city. TO the court In the afternoon, accom-
panied by her sister, ana saw hcr son IL. i hi
Judges private room. Mr. Howe was also present, MS
He said that the defence would be insanity and asserts
that he prove that tho young man IL now insane;
His peculiariiies have been noticed for long time ana
only u year he for time In an insane asylum
Shpman's father wealthy physician OF Roche rer
and left the young the income Of 100000 the pfn-
Opal not being intruSted to his care IL
originally intended that Henry should become
q ply stefan himself. but, according to his counsel ne
proved 10 lie mentally incapable of pursuing his studies
The smallest quantity OF liquor has always been sufi-
ccnt 10 excite him.
Mrs Mason's body was examined by coroner and a
permit for its removal from the Roosevelt Hospital was
given a. her brother, H. C. WkIn Her house In thirty
rsts object OF interest 10 persons living IN That
part the city. and much sympathy expressed Tor
her little daughter Emma. sadly orphaned. IL was
Shipmans live In Rochester and That
hau .IolI ,rnLn ,rlf lnl a IL nhrp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
LIFTING the DARK SHADOW.

Additional Testimony from Lieutenant Colonel W. .
Tisaae, Jourua LIST, Correspondent, ana La'o
Editor C0sI and Iron Record
About two YEARS ago wrote you short moro se''i"s
forth IN substances my wf6s suffering from ch'iis anu
fever and her recovery through the Of Kaskine'
"Hto again at thsijste to adj material dos"'S ~
nor case which were omitted In The haste vi pennuB NY
NJ 81 letter. Previous 10 the spring of 1888 she hha
suffered FOR two years with pronounced type vi
Fever and Ague. or Intermittent Malaria Fever. Dur
Ing AL hs nie her life one OF exceptional hisery
from the fact that the periodical attacks OF tho disease
were or the severest and most distressing panrc her
NATURALLY strong constitution was racked anu uhder
mined 10 an alarming extent.
She frequently took quiainc in DOSES Of FORTY GRAINS
AT TINE
"The troubles and disorders arising from the pro
longed use OF quinie Intensified the poor IatieDfs
wretchea condition. 1t caused terrific headache, ring
ing In the ears anl other OF qunine poisoning
should mention that III the course OF the treatment
arsenic aud other powerful antizyE0tiJ drugs were
prescribed This sOrt OF thing Was continued until
We almost despaired OF u cure.
AT this time my attention called to the claims
made for Kaskne as a germiede or destroyer OF the
germs which row admilte TO be II OF all NAL
araI diseases. She ut began tho VI II, and
soon found It to be the God-sen, which had
hitherto sought for In vain. say 'Godsenr, for be-
eve He provides cure for disease but for
OF His own leaves their discovery TO human
gacity and skill
" To sum up: Nv wife was completely cured by Kas.
kline. not only OF her original trouble fever and aeus
bnt also OF tie mischief that had been done by the
qunne She requests to say that KaSinc Htyed the
lark shactor Of malaria from her life and that 10
most ateiul to God WHO the Ingredients Of Kas
kline. and to who distribute It TO the sick suffer-
ing. Very truly yours, s. TIsDALE
s. In render OF the foregoing should be in
cnet 10 question its eenuin or rItbfunes shall
be happy to answer any letters OF inquiry addressed to
me At No. ls Wos Pourtesnth-st, New-York. W. 6 7.
The Kaskino Co., 81 warren-st, New York, ard 80
harrington Road, London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
BROOKLYN.

-Four victims Of smallpox taken 10 the County Hospl
tai ese and tour OtAcr suspected cases were reported TO
the LeA.th authorities.
The money appropriated the Construction Department
In tie Navy Ysdi- getting low about seventy i've
will nave to quit wOIk TO night
Tie closing OF the schools held
Evening High school, In the old Central
pre,enta made In behalf oi the pupils al
H. D Johnson IN recognition OF his
samuel r. Fowler forty. eight, of 40. l.lG3 Fulton
who had drinking neayy died Yssnrdy from
dose 1t not known isther he sought Nil
hin not l. j. Mckenzie vi No 1924 Tenthst. diet
the 90 Tbursay. aud In his the
dose IL believed To have been accidental
Some "A have In the Trinity Fpsco
Ds Chui what formerly East New-York.
a OF $50 go and Of the oil members
control s
withdraw and bud another church Tor them
selves.
Itisexpected that petition Investigation OF
Lad by the Grand jury In its
100 Is laid before him upon which act
Senator Grswod promises to present the matter tbs
Legislature
Juige Benedict sentenced Charles ogden Ferris alias
Curtis sii Roger IichbOrue alias Amcri an
Claimant the Filo county Pcntentary Tor
deaudng tho Government IN the matter Of pension
fingers OF his right hand which he lost four
i~i. Ferris reused u eat dinner
saving he intended 10 himself
Three BROOKLYN residents. Leonard Geder, Mrs Eliza "
Wopll Mr.. Ida WORTH heirs 81 sir Alexander John
Ball Of London who died 1914. and tioy have
that city 10 look after their interests the estate
which has been subj CT TO prot atod litigation By
decision OF Kin viii inherit subject 10 oDture
tied Keith Ball the tenant Tor lie the estate upon
widow after he had committed gross breaches OF trust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
rryFBaL or yBE REV. DIR HOWLAyD

The funeral of the Rev Dr. Robert g. Rowland, OF the
Church the Heavenly Rest took place at that church yes
teriay morning The large parish was fully represented
Tue chancel pulpit cceru aud choir seats heavily
draped with Grape relieved by handsome floral designs
composed of calls AMI Bermuda lilies. The coffin which
had night in the church rested before the
service the aisle behind the pews that every
entering the building might view the face Of the
dead rector.
The Rev. d. Parker Morgan the succeeding rector,
Quoted the service, assisted by the Rev. Drs Samuel
Cooke. Watkins, ID. G. Weston. Sullivan Weston, Il. W.
BaDcock and the Rev. Messrs Neide and Drysdae The
service ~ follows: PROFESSIONAL. Asleep In Jesus"
hem by the surpliced choir under the direction Of
Harry T. Reeves. Lord let me Know" Lesson for the
day hymn No 4S5 Apostles Creed anthem. rendered
BY male quartet. Heard Voice from Heaven tho
Lords Prayer; and two collects and the bencdicton
occasional Abide With Nc" The burial WIS Ia Green
wood. There many near relations OF the family
present among them - s. Rowland, Dr. Frank Bacon
New-Haven; ana Messrs GendennOn, Baldwin and -pcn-
The members of the vcstry acted pal-beaTers
They ID. T. iocch. T.. l.. Ferry, DR.. f. HUMPHREYS.
James Price, Andrew j. Todd DR. Jay and David II.
Decker. The Guild of S Paul association connected
with the church. represented by r. H. Decker, c. W.
Morrihew, ID. r. Harbaugh, Philip Mndon j. e. WaIcott
II. A. Wagner, j. u. Waldron. Richard Brown and others
DIR. Van Amburg. j. H. Sch0enberger T. Lyon g. g. Day,
Dr. W. i. iiemuth. H. A. Tllotson, W. W. owens, g. A.
kis:an e. A. Robertson, Sohn I. sherman, j. J. Fuller.
j. Mohun. j. H. Ireland DR. r. Hallen ID. II. Decker, G.
L. WHberDee and A. Clarke ny others pre- sent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
is she DION BOUcICAULI'S WIFEi

TESTIMONY OF JOHN GILBERT ABOUT MISS ROBERT
son AND THE PLAYWRIGHT.
Another hearing held yesterday In the suit Of Agnes
Robertson for divorce from Dion Bolci au before James
r. Nemann as referee. The testimony taken 1T tho
efee Of W r. Schcy the counsel Of the actress. A. j.
piti.nhOeier represents Mr.. DOuccau Miss Robertson
and John Gilbert. the wolknOwn actor OF Wallacks
Theatre present At the hearing she alleges that
abe was married to Mr. Bouccanlt than thirty years
ago. he asserts that marriage ceremony per
formed His present wife was Louise IhOrndyk e
Mr. Gbcri's testimony was continued yesterday. He
said that no would DO seventy seven years old next
month and had been actor Tor nfty-nine years. In
1854 manager OF the Chestnut street The
atre Phadcl phs. and acting in the company then
playing there Mr.. and Mrs BOucicault there at
The time. being then engaged I'm writing plays aud she
acting IN the company with the witness She
then known the stage ~ Agnes Robertson and in
private life Mrs BOncicault and such Mr. Gilbert
bad ince known her On occasion, while In Boston,
IN 1856 So, Mr. and Mrs Gilbert had been Invited
"a supper after the performance by Mr. Bouccault and
then Mr. Boucican introduced the actress To Mrs Gil
bert Mrs. BoUccanlt Miss Robertson otherwise
Introduced socially his wife by Mr.. Boucicaut On
another occasion the witness called Mr BouCcault
when h. sick aud the actress minsterng his
wants ~ n entitled 10 as h's wife. In ls72 Mr. Po1ci-
can't played a. Booths Theatre with Miss Robertson,
when the witness also acted there and stl Mrs
BQucchult from all indie atious
Mr. Gilbert cross examined as TO datcs and some
details and his examination concluded Miss Rob
ortson will be the next witness, II IS understood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
SEEKING DELAY ~ rHE ONEIL CASE.

MOTIONS FOR ARREST or JUDGMENT AND A NEW
TRIAL-sENTENCE PUT or FOR WEEK.
ExAllerman O'Ncil was taken 20 the Court OF Oyer
and Terminer yesterday morning by Deputy sherifs Me-
eougie Crawford aud Young lie had a more serious
look than hlblal with him before the trial lie sat
beside his counsel Charles w. Brooke and Peter Mitchell
and District Attorney MARITIME present with his
xstants M.ssrs Fellows. Nicoll and semplc. sheriff
Grant was the only prominent city official in the court
room None OF the members OF ONei'- family were on
hand a. soon n Justc Barrett took his seat on tho
bench Me- Brooke stated that he had two motions 20 make
On, I'm arrest Of Judgment account or what lc
claimed defects Ia the indictment and the other for
new tial on the exceptions taken during the Progressed
lie case on the ground that the verdict against the
weight ~ evidence. lie presented a document which
was placed upon the record IL the following effect
81 That the Indictment "a detective because II doe not
Ger 10 the husn"s- % the state.
C2l elective because does not alege That be
e. state
act not connected with OF IA any manner concerning '
III mai il = ieet because II does slcge that tho
be thereby Influenced aud that hrs vOt" judg
ment action sud oc al proceeding - nenter oi The ON
mon Council shout be Influenced or dcciei
on rolled matter concerning the business OF the state
defendant d not agree To receive bride a.
eenTOl influence hts vte opinion judgment action or De
eson ma tcr connected With or concerning the bns
ness of the state
ll That the indictment detective becanse II does
charge anst the eniant offence contenp ae1 by
on ~ of the lode under which 1t pupofs 10 have been
found ani filed
Justice Barrett asked N these points had not been
ra-e J9ehne aud disposed Of I'm the Court O
Appeals Mt Brooke replied ia the negative Justit Q
BARRETT denied the motion IN arrest Of judgment and Mir
the argument the motion for new trial be postponed
p the Sc nosrapher had not yet finished him conplee
of his minutes After con-ua ION with the District
ATTORNEY the Judge adjourned the until next Friday
Nhen n the motion Is denied, O'Ne will be sentenced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
Nos. iSi. 21G. iol. "A 9lg. gla. "a. 2i5.



Mary Austin arrested on 1hursay on charr" Of
Abduction va. held three charges al Jcl
f,r,on Market YESTERDAY Besides iiosaDna smith tie
rit.cuy~srod r who iound her ap rtmont at No
100 THIRTY nutst. LI1c Ryan. also fifteen years Old
of 40 Last Foty thIdst, cared As comp ainant
Agent wilson Of the Prevention Cruelty
Ciirrrn brourlt her These girls lad both met
men AZ Mrs Austlus place gn they under syte
wears OH Mrs Austin held Ia 5000 bail each
keeping dis irdtry house made bf Eva tOilo
Mrs. Austin held IN 5000 for examination. Eva IL
tteu year- az No 7OS Iiriavo She had
January t. OF tho girls there,
AMI MAS inu The 10 again and there
rr mother appeared court with her Katie
Hutchinson, ago sixteen. who was also ar
rr"tri vas holt Ia deiault of 5000 for examIn,
aton inmate OF the house. Lizzie Hy an AMI
n..nua smith were uni It'd 10 tile Of tie
ln,uafnn 60 lie United de-
tnft ~ 40 To- the for Mrs.
n,ih me mother Rosanna present In tie bud!ng.
mn Al moi 20 into brother OF tho lIutchn-
son r " A. hand He Il ANXIOUS 10 take his sister
way o Fnl river IN csy possible The whole matter
v. All come up neAi tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
TO LIMIT THE NUuBER or GRoGSuops

The announcement That the new scale Of price. for
liquor licenses would 20 into effect February . eau,ed
rush OF liquor dealers to the Office OF tho E,c.. Road
early In the week Many Of them wished TO rene W
which did prc for several months houIn,, D., -.
money By the transaction. The Excise Commits -io,.rs
yesterday blocked such schemes entirely by deciding moi
81 grant licenses or 10 old
fore the middle OF the month excepting such o.pses
expire before that time They also considered mi,
II: gym
Resoired That AMI after February H. 1887 m uc.r
shall be granted Ia open saloon In Assamhlx H."
rirt of THIS city unless and nn The number licensed "a
Assembly Distct from which snch irsns q, 70
piled exceed la ratio every ny
lnhabnnso said district the hasod oD 49,"
of voters for the Mayorlty election
cedng the date OF such Application. ' NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
NEW JERSEY.

The County Wheemcu elected the foOwln. ON.
ihursday; President, Charles lee Meyers.
iary. H. Hift-honc. captain ". :. woodward. u'asuT
tatnau Nichols. nrst sut ,ut A. Platt second cuen
ant VI G. jenkins rigi EWir " G. Fisher; left gule
~. SL0rt CDlur bearer Frank fyc.ana In lcr
T.. Baggot cant r. = cnA- trustees. c. A. st,Hkcn
q. Putnam ami r ". Johnson.
MOSTCLAg The mems Christian Temperance Union 81
Essex vii hold - hrst convention next
r,iue,day at place Mrs. 81. Dcnman Of Nrwark,
Will prrsl o. ami address expected fOu NJ r.
Frufnc II. r.. Baichcdcr Mr., >. J. {. Downs. Mrs.
Hammer and Others
PRRGiS POiNI.-JRmes Y schuyler 81 tho most rro
If this place. died fron pArAysi,
yesterday. lie seventy eight old nd
hal been IA invalid ycifs. lie Tho senior menu.
bet 81 the nam OF SCHUYLER. Hartley GraAn dealers IN
military supplies and guns. Maiden Lane, NoN.IOra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

AtrAyr. Fob. An no Court of

AtuAyr Fob 2-fn Tho Court of Appcds today The follow
ing causes wcfr argued,
No l-g-1frl ~t'1m.ip Company Limited appel
John r. Nuufhi= aud others. tomhi sioucs of
Ia y YORK. T-pnuIcr- Artue hy fie'r-u Hc.or
ct iori iol appellant. - J. lic.n 'or respondents
Nu 20 ElWar A.. Sander. ta other ouleuts. agt
Reilly. -h0f y u Sew olk appellant Argued
bv Thompson lot appel anti George H. foster Tor
res
10 iSs~M Mary Jane Wnr' respondent Dewitt ward
appellant aud others AfgI"i by James ~ Hunt iOr appel
Liant. Grurgr - rNiu f"r rr-iondtut
~ gJ1-The People respondent AIT James Mesan, appel
IA. Z submitted
80 lsg-Wilnm y. Van - ran by quart respondent
at tlr Now.Autk Cc.l Hudson ltvcr I.aroIf com
un g. Argu'd b, ". II. Adams Tor appellant Harold +.
liills respond -ni.
II the Y calendar OF the court OF Appears TOT
Monday February :
~. lhi ono lnl- a IL. 4lA ~ rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
BUSINESS PArLURES FOR 4 WEEK.

Tho business failures throughout the country during the
ssck reported by H. q. Dun a Co., OF the Mercantile
Agency number 22 for the United States and trty for
Cans total OF 26l against 2l last week and 2s7 the
corresponding week last The failures IN Capaa
snneous ana npottsn this city Insignificant and IN the
etbt parts the they about
in their weekly OF trade Me Co.
among other thngs Psnics abroad and strikes
testsG the strength Of ali the Overhasty IL Ia In
1erred that psIes oIesn exchanges
peaD ony collapse OF the unusual speculation which las
prevailed OF late especially a Heriin and thus rid
strong incentive 10 circulate warlks In
prct does not ahord much evidence that
but and have depressed
Thus tested the markets have shown ted
sdnes Pores unloading of American has Caused
bus moderate decline prices, whis tho grain mar
let the has been Conservative and ited and
markets have changed but little"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
THE MAYOR WILL OFFER 4 Rrr,p,

Mayor Hewitt received letter from the president ~
the Old Dominion Steamship Company Requesting that
reward be offered for the capture and conviction Of the
person persons who attempted to destroy tho ste,,n
ship uyandotte with dynamite The Mayor Wrote ~ the
Corporation Counsel asking whether he could onr "a
ward IN view Of tho fact that the steamship was NJ
when the pOson occurred. Mr. Lacoubo hoII. ,h.,
the crime committed when the explosive
was placed the sell and tbis done while sbs a.
lying her pier THIS harDOr. IL Is thercror,
within the power oil tho Mayor 10 offer q re- Ard ma
Mayor will today offer reward OF 1900 this being The
limit allowed by law. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
MEsTCHEhrLK COUNTY

EssT CHHsrEh-Ghe Rev. William :. Conry who has been
Of lauls Episcopal church for dirty yc year.
Will preach An anniS er,aIy sermon tomorrow.
MoUNT NEESONIhe Fire Department OF tits village cam
priscs ninctyny active members exclusive Fo Pa
ifOl. OF about twenty members.
sHRLB OAK-Ihc pIDlc schools have been closed bv tho
authorities of
ltuce diphthorla. Ihrfe thirty ia,
James Oilmartn has lost tree children within non,
the dlseaso.
MAHkROSKCK John Height. farmer came potr lo.ing
his ne yesterday at the crossing 81 the Nes-If,vep ,1
TIL 10 JG train hit his wagon breaking IL To- nj c AMI
throwing Height VA die ar cutting his hea ba Ily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
NOT JAY 0oULDs PERSONAL HOLDINGS

Published dispatches yesterday stated that Jay Gould
lad acquired recently large tracts OF land In Louisiana
when asked for particulars about his investments
In that Mr. Gould replied that lands referred
were the property OF the Missouri Pacific Railway Com
DAIRY and stood in Ills merely trustee OF that
company. "1he lands entered year or 80 ago
account OF bonds held" he remarked and for
Tie sake OF convenience they were put in my since
HAT time have acquired other alternate sections
70 mako the c0mpany's holding complete but the whole
property belongs 10 the railroad company and not 10 mo-
the lands valuable chiefly account Of the timber
which Is needed the northern portions of tho Missouri
Pacific systcm."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
NEWS From TIE SUBURBS.
KILLED Ply TWO ExpnEas THAINs.

Train No ~ of the Pennsylvania Railroad bound west
struck a Young M. 'rday between Metuchen
an New brunswick Ills DO ~ d4sr aga n- east
train and when picked M bloody, man
naked tho clothes being torn tO stteT- One
arr and both hands bat gold mig found
Parts 81 letters picked up The man Was george W
Jenk m. AMI IA mother MS. ". T. Jonkna OF No 3i25
NchoItsst Philadelphia. writes patheticay that she Il
She sends her Ov~ aud $40 lis sweet
heart Bartlett Of NO 1907 Rsyst, Philadelphia
also writes tender eplst.es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
AmrrLcAy RLnLE SOcLErr WoRK

Tho Board Of Managers Of The AMERICAN Bible society
Al the Bible House yesterday. EnOch l. Fanchcr president
c ch IT. The religious conducted by the
R.y Dr Chamberlain OF India The death Of the Hon.
-. iark son tnir Gu-re 4 rorgia
o"o al t VI, presidents OF the society and
adopted paper pressing their
nlg, luurcclatuu OF his ,iitu character.
made TO the vduo Of about ~ 500.
Funs mere also ted the amount $1IV 80 ~ the
American Board for IL Austrian mls,On
snd reports received from
,s ni The foreign nrd TWO bible SOcrt recognized
y. any liar Kansas. ono IN Michigan AMI Massa.
chu-"t- D.. -, 49, .,. 80
f c 300 iOr books sold and purchase